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A House with a Story. A Stay with a Soul. – The 1881 Bed & Breakfast –

The History of the Best Places to Stay in Kentucky Through my Kentucky travels, I recently realized that many of our large historic homes have been turned into bed-and-breakfasts. Wanting to also bring attention to these historic homes, as I do for other public sites in Kentucky, I had the idea of visiting and staying…

Experience the Charm of Glendale, KY

Glendale, KY, a small unincorporated town located near Elizabethtown, has a rich history that began as Walker’s Station, named after Lewis Berry Walker. Established as a farming community, it became a significant trade center with the arrival of the railroad. Despite economic downturns, Glendale has preserved its historic charm and continues to thrive today.

Discover Kentucky’s Warwick Compound: Hidden Historical Gem

You know that I love finding the historic places in Kentucky that are not well-known to bring attention to their history. Well, the Warwick Compound was one I hadn’t even heard of before. When the Harrodsburg Historical Society posted that a tour would take place there, I had to look it up. If I had…

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